Family Fun
Alpine Slide at Magic Mountain
A year-round family amusement park featuring a dual-track bobsled-style alpine slide, go-karts, mini golf, and a double waterslide.
Details
Address
800 Wildrose Ln, Big Bear Lake, CA 92315
Hours
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM daily (hours vary by season and weather)
Phone
(909) 866-4626
Website
Visit WebsitePrice Range
$7 - $35 per activity
Overview
The Alpine Slide at Magic Mountain is Big Bear's premier family amusement destination, offering thrilling rides and attractions for all ages. The star attraction is the dual-track alpine slide — a quarter-mile bobsled-style ride where riders control their own speed as they wind down the mountainside on a specially designed sled. It's an absolute blast for kids and adults alike.
The park offers a full lineup of additional attractions including go-kart racing on a winding mountain track, an 18-hole miniature golf course set among beautiful landscaping, and during summer months, a refreshing double waterslide. For younger children, there's a kiddie play area with smaller rides. The park also features a snack bar and picnic areas, making it easy to spend a full day of family fun.
Open year-round with seasonal attractions, the Alpine Slide operates the bobsled ride even in winter, offering a unique snow-surrounded sliding experience. The go-karts, mini golf, and waterslide are available during warmer months. It's conveniently located near The Village, making it easy to combine with shopping and dining for a full day out.
Map
Map centered on Alpine Slide at Magic Mountain.
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